How many years until this board add flags for Donetsk People's Republic and the Luhansk People's Republic?

How many years until this board add flags for Donetsk People's Republic and the Luhansk People's Republic?

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By that time they would have voted to join the Russian Federation

Based South Ossetia

What flag shows up on Any Forums if you post from Crimea?

>People's Republic
Are they communist?

By that time (since 1991) ukraine could do an establishment referendum?

.... no they could not, because 75% majority is ethnic Russian and they would vote to join Russian Federation (for the lack of better alternatives to actual Russia). Or make that shithole into an ethnic Russian state.

I just consider anything with "People's Republic" in their name a Dictatorship...

Why are Russians so weird about Ukraine? They were their own country during USSR and are their own country after USSR.
Wanting to take it by force is only going to drive them away from friendly Russian relations.

It's not like the EU want Ukraine, they are poor and would bring trouble here. Bulgaria and Romania were bad enough for us.

>They were their own country during USSR and are their own country after USSR.
And way, way before that. Sticking with Orthodoxy seems to have been a colossal mistake.

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It is a good rule of thumb desu

they are also recognized by yemeni houthis

Come home Ukrainian man and convert to Greek Catholic Church, true religion of Ukrainians.

there were no friendly relations for decades

not to forget the crimean question that ideally had to be solved in the 90ss

My grandma was Catholic (and Polish) so no need to. I'm not very religious, and I guess more partial to older ancestor faith, paganism. Imma stay here.

yes the people of the russian government

kek, you yourself fought poles and it was the beginning of your national identity

you are undermining its very core

Did she move to Poland during Vistula operations, or did she stay in Ukraine?

Very original thread nigger wonder why noones thought of that before

Her mother had (built, IIRC) a house with several acres of land here. Going through the inheritance process is one of the most disgusting fuckign things I have ever experienced. It's like you're stealing something because it sure doesn't feel like it's yours by right.
At least after I die my nephew will have it all, and he has Polish citizenship already if I remember right.

Ukraine could exist as a third, autonomous nation in PLC. Prince Jeremi Wiśniowiecki against whom Bohdan CHmielnicki was orthodox (later converted to catholicism) ruthenian noble himself. IIRC his gret-uncle was first cossack hetman, and his family can be traced down back to Rurikids. Sadly, the Three-Nation Republic never happened, which I think resulted in worse fate for Poles, Ruthenians and Cossacs.

*against whom Bohdan Chmielnicki revolted

What's up with Russia and those countless breakaway fake countries that it recognizes? Don't they realize how ridiculous they look like being the only nation in the world to do so?

never, or do you see something like North Cyprus? only China seems to be able to force something like this with economic incentives, Russian economy is too weak.
I guess they get something in return